Animals
Giraffe Genes Offer New Insight Into Distribution
Giraffes, popular sightings on an African safari, are not popular when it comes to scientific study. These long-necked giants are poorly understood compared to the continent's other wild animals, but new research of giraffe genes are offering new insight into their distribution.
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